The Sun. — London, England, 1809-04-12 00:00:00

*, r; NAVAL NEWS. , f I • :PLYMOUTTI„‘PRIC 10.---Arrived the Md.° Fri .; . 'gate & Capt. STACKPDLZ, from Gibraltar and .Ma ' detra ; on her passage she fell in with At English Cartel, having the Governor of Martinique on board, . , bound to'Brest ; ,also an English Officer with dis.. o'l • , ~ palettes from thence, containing the pleasing in- formation of the Surrender of Fort Bourbon, in that 'lsland. The officer with the dispatches was taken - on board the Pluebe , and landed here last evening ' i . • ',, and Immediately proceeded for London. No parti i ; . culars of the capture have transpired here. Arrived the Brig. Good Intent, SEWARD, from Lisbon, laden , with wine, fruit, and wool, betind to Ibis port; sailed the, ltd ult. in company with 30 .:Sail, under convoy of the Lavinia Frigate—parted 'company yesterday morning off the Lizard. Arrived Eis Majesty's Ship Militant, of 80 guns, Admiralliaavev, from off Rochefort ; the Schooner 'Mary, from St. Michael's, laden with fruit, bound to London, put in' here in distress; the French Chasse Maree La Fanny, laden with wine and cyder, botind" to Rochefort, captured by the Pilchard Schooner;. and the Draper, Putu.tes, from Drogheda„ laden with oatmeal,: botind to Ports. mouth. The Master of the Good intent, which arrived here this .morning from Lisbon, states, that the Bri 'fish artny.there, amounting to 10,000 men, left that place a fr.'w days previous to his sailing; fat the in terior ; their destination Was not known.. , ,Arrived the Portuguese Brig St. Larenzo, bon E. B . LIX Master, from the BrazilS, laden with hides, tallow, &c. bound to London, captured on the 4th tilt, by the French privateer General illaithedis; . and re-captu7, s d by, his Majesty's Ship . Resistance ; and• the dip:fI i .VENNETT, from St. Michael's, laden with fruit, bound to - London ; she was captured by a French Schooner PriVateer, and 're-captured by his Majesty's Ship Tonnant: . i PoATsatoorn, Aram t t .—Arrived His Majesty a., Ships Aymphe and .I;a:Ainia from Cadiz ; Princeza Belra, SELAZAtt, from Pernambuco ; Aurora, GOMEZ, fr()(11 Petersburg!' ; San • &eminent°, Da SOUZA', passed .by for London, from Pernarnbueo) last frOm . Plymouth; Prince rf Orangt, arms, from . thutgarvon John - arid Mary, BAYLt, from Pad stow ; industry, MAY, alc;iit,e; ---, from Lrmdotr; Si/Upson, from Chepstow ; Edward, Kitt IS Y . from .Youghall ; and Mary, MAt.i,Err, 'flora Cott. * Saied the Sperd,rj,'---, for .Guernsey ;and the I ' a :yelliate,..WlLLl A :4, for Bristol, Put back his Majesty%i Ship Fredsricksteen with the'Fltet t;O‘lott to Listm t , S nEEnNass, Arittr, Maiistt's Ship notaur WrIS paid bounty and aavrinem.itip to t9onths, Sailed the trijfinplitly Soreship t , , i .--Arrived hi slll:ijsty's `Mips ,Ittesy,.• 7:4744 niii end • ' . 4 ) ll4l .t.Ar4itt.hi 7-4-s;ile.d. his 7,t,cpv.ity:li ViebrionSdilce 'Afatotftf.tm, fr.-.4Arrived ATlLestys, Ship Or6ies from Plymouth. Sailed his Aiiijesty's:'..Ship 11aViter for the.Ppw,Pb. -with abotit 20 Vessels mutt' r convoy. • • . PUGILISM. - .The.boxing-match between Richnziuz, the lIlack„ and Isaac Ifrbod, a waterrnan, , was,deeitled ye , aerday, On a.eotnrrion,, within a • few furlongs of .C.)oinbe wood; near Kingston, Surrey, amidst an assetnblhgo of several hundreds. At one o'clock thdcombltants. arrived on the.ground.in,Post-chais es ; and a twenty": live feet roped ring having been formed, Richman at first refused to exhibit in it, the materials being such as risked their safety. Wood's friends, however, persisted in his fighting in the ring, ..andAtiuluilmi at length 4ccedo; At, half past one the' com b atants ' entered the ring Wi t h their ..seconds'74ottes and ; Clarke for Richman, and Crib and Cropley fOrWo'od.' The cotiteA continued for twenty-three ,rounds, when Wood, wbo had been Much beaten, forced to give in. Illchmatr was considerably be hind his - adversary in size, - weight, and !egrAucl V); but lie w as a s much his sn ile perior in t that of skill.. • Courage wasaiik - A! manifestetl.hr but;; parties, but Richman had i knack of' lritthig and gettingAwav, which baffled irk a:Livers:try. ',Wapci is ft. eovrageous novice,' •who - possesses the gift of takin g A% jo ultit s i v i pg , -and w ' irQ consequemly hut* link. c h a n c e of \\inning. 4ientn.iti e3eaped with very, little injury. ...File battle lasted 40 tni 174tes. It tuns for too guineai, Another; battle was f iaght`bet weep PowpTl, 'a. pu gilist of se c ond rate,,4lld a BaleVict man, of the! luirne,of It Was Well contested for . 25 ini- LUteS," and w as won by Powell.. Jones also secorid ed the Winner-in this battle. A Gen t le man was robbed of Ilk Watch on the . ground., 'in the .most'daring manner, .y 4 g.ing of PieliNeketS, who surrounded him, took bit. watch acid heals from his pocket, and decamped with them in the presence of the multitude. , The tain,f4l in ,t env; during the'conleit• . . . , . . ' r:n:ri the severity of the late winter, the ruorta t. ' t ; ' ' 3111 `Ing the decit'throul.,hout the country hip been, r,re,rter th..in was'ever known., Irk supposed that' tiotIAN.-, /Irin from between four to five hundred have '; l '7 4 iit Saltxt Forest, in the county of Noribarnr. if) • . , }N, c . J l l 1 011,::! IA ovemuer last. IMPEkiA.L -PARLIAMENT; , . liOtlS.E tiF - CO MVO " • TURSD AY, APAII. J I. MiK - FetrousoN:.presented a Petition agaiest the. Scotch Records Bill. Ordered 'cello pn, the. table. A new writ was ordered to be made out fur Borough of Ayr, in the room Pf General Johe Campbell, deceaset. : The BlaCkfriars ridge Sunday. Tell Bill was lead a second time, and committed. Campbell's Divorce Bill went ,throtigh a Coniniit tee. Counsel and WilllefAeS woe:. heard, arid. the Report ordered to be received to-morrow. Sir SAM vim ROMILLY gave notice, that on Friday next he would move that the House do resolve itself into a Committee on the Bill for altering and emend ing the Bankrupt Laws. Lord Foe esToerr gave notice, that lie :s yeald move to-morrow, that a Copy Pf the information filed by the' Attorney-General against Major Ogel, by laid be fore the House ,"and that the Attorney-General should then report what proceediegs hal.been instituted against him. Aftcr which, he would move that all applications, letters,'&c. from Majo'r Ogel, together with the answers thereto, should be produced.. Mr. MARTIN gave liOliCe, that he would move to- mOrtow, that the gross amount of the Fee Fund' for H ett7 and me ahoeld be laid before the House, and , the application thereof. Mr. HusetssoN gave notice, that he shOuld move to-morrow for two Bills of Exchange, between Aftii . Clarke And another person whose tornewe I:vela-not collet Vas the business to which they related was now in a state of adjustment. After a Conversation between Sir JO UN NEWP,ORT and Mr. F6STER, with respect to the Pen,ion Lists, which Sir John Newport wished brooeht forward, Lard lic)ex.sreez gave - notice, that he should mere_ /dr certain Papers relating to Kennett, and the late inVestigation of the courfuia of the Duke of Yoek, to-morrow. • A'nea.e. writ was ordered to be made out for the Iloreughof Rye, in tlie,rooni of .Mr. Henry • Wel lesley, . Who had accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. 'the CHANVELLOR of the EX . CREQUER diet) rose,. pursuant to a notice he had given, to eppese the . printing DI certain Reports. The public money ought not to be.'expeneed in printing voluminous, :Reports, the one hundredth par,t of which could not possibly hee, of rise, When it was necessary to give any particular information of unusual publicity, it wasareceseary and proper to print the reports; but, tO‘print papers as,a matter of course, when short eXtraCts from them would answer every purpose,, was incurring an unnecessary expence. , After some altercat ion, in a desultory converse tine, in which the C.IIOcELLOR of the Excite epee, Sir CITARLIZS PQLE, Sir JoteN &mon, Mr. Foteeee, and Mr.:Ferzeenaen participated ; the Reports were ordered to be . printed without . the Appendix. ' ' Mr. n tAtiNlNGbroughi up certai n Pape r s r e l a ti ng . to acerrespondence. with Sir. Charles Stuart, 9 which were ordered to . lie the table. , • Sir Joint NEwporrigaVe. notice would move. to7imrrow for the produdign,of„certpin ,pa 7 pers relating ,te the appointment ,of a... Mr. Vickers to be inspetior General of the Excise, The further consideration of the Seotek : Records and Irish Militia Bill:a, were severally postponed. The ~SUgar Spirits Bill was read second,* time, tett!, commit Led. 1 "`1 ht readieg of the lunkeePetre i ., Allowance I ill, waa postponed till t9.4-nprmv,, ; . CRipKUlt gave po s t*. Outt..ll,wilida move. to 7 n . )pro , w 4" ttino to the 41F.cigth •-. • . :.•, lrisn C9nstable Dill was read a second ; time, ap4,cotplpit,t,ed.-- 7 41.diourord. ;; . A priva\e, letter received by a Mercantile House .in. dui City states, the .clefeat of Getteral;ll.,gpi,NG,, iti ' ttw n iOlowing terms:-- . o : i ir, efaI,ENCIA, IVIAIigH 1 t?- Since .my last letter t044n 0 '.. 1,,,1n grieved to, : saylhaf ~ ckur affairs 11,4 y., 1 tite , plo,ttiligv,ourable turn,in qatalunia. The French li,avrog • feieiveik large reinfor ce ments, attacked Ge.. riti6lTtiwitrti, whose army was 90 a must respeo4bla, footing, and wit°, had taken an Otc'eilpilt position ') •'l,, wo desper:ite engagements were. fought with .var. ; rions suet.:ess; but ‘citliout compelling thi,gallartt, Ilipi tic ' i to retire from his,. position. ,The enemy , having received a fresh reinforcement of 8000 men, renewed the attacl(a third time, and, after • a most, sanguinary battle, ''compelled kapi tir to rekreat.A 4 A, I l'arnigtittn..,i During the eligagemeo, : he recei,ved qye dill: rent wounds, and h — is. Aitl 7 4e-g4mp,. RA.413 . •.., • i csop , ut otir. worthy friend), was Woungq4, and mode ' . . .. Prpiorier, .. . Yestern,l'y further accounts were irepeived:'..frotn the Dutch . Coast, but tbey,arr, not,,pf L a!later_ijate than those whieli arrived previqusly.Tfry.aP4o9PPei b(icirer,, that a nt4rerial chang e has tnl;ll,Plaq# lin thy. ai , Mill i3l r.ition ut the Dutch: Government., —,r Va.pt , Mt, i. vI; N it; appointed Minister ,og:Fingicg, :ind piiector.G;;tieral of , the Customs A i n ;.Ite rm . .OO ' .. . . B„or.). no °tiger IV T inilerir t r koreigl94(l4ts. • JA LN is u . i no.r(..ci frQlll Ow, Mitt4itiliol) 44- \ 'r 1..1,1ri own t, Ii is alvoccspOr £iii3411404, t4e chant' iNinr.-446 S,l rc it 0441sia, ' N . ANDE Minister of 4,larine, 111; icciestc4 The cßyrae U these sudden .eitangQs rm, men ! tit.);;;,:.(„ Sittitigs ap)iinted iu AlidLitesex and Lament); before the Right Li.)nveraale E't.v.P.ari Lord XLLUNIIiS ItOtIULT,f • ,Old cllttAt JUAlt.e, &C. Ili and alter Lastqlierin, I Bap. IN Trilltf.• ritrial.xi;.x. ' ' 1 1.0 ti DO Pi. • Wed'le.Stlay, . • , .April 26 Thursday. ,•. - April 27 Satitn.l4, - -' --- 29 Mu...14y, - - 111.1 i Sattti‘by, - - ttliryt i.l X , l.ili i i r iy. - --- --- 14 l' . ni.1.4) . ; - - 1 . 1 . ---. 12 1 S.iturti.ty, - .. --- 13 r.AS, UU 3Tat NI . • ' ,'. , . 1.0, - . SIaYI - '' "' MAY “i I tVe.1114.1..q', - -. tray 17 ISOF., API: IL 12,:—Thi$ dar there ari middling suvi,li,..s of \Vheat, second and ordinn,y dolt sal at prices lo•ser ; LiArley toleralile sop ply, and inferior - 1n osl unssleable Mat and'Wh'rte Pena little vaaiatiQii ; Beans of the ` t\'o I;:inds fetch better priers ; Jr& liliqtvise to iershit.. supplies ()I Oat v, and this pH i.s - bri4. otid cooled dearer ; "Ilape Seed at IC4i, and . . villtoot variation. BP)INTSILI 4 7 "Fi(om'Tiit MAticif.'9,--'-Alibovigh the ,th ar lf ulriess e .French is allYitOY So W tliciently.,knoo Eu ` rope, yoctliey seduce, deceive:and corrupt with titrir falsehomis,'intilgties, and boasts. Not onel'4ie i t ; toyind in their raper Cik he atfair',.r of Spain, but woich is dictated b imposture and It their accounts were credited;,nd person woidd say that . 111 SDAOI-ii ti,i ion has tliade tfio!;0 otiort,.; 11%.:roisiii . , wcicit rl:o,t tcode.i• 'it immortal in the eyes of ail iust and impartial men in the universe ; although' it, Iris been delivered up to' political cotivukimis, at the instigation 'of some wietclies,who, having nothing 'to lest, nierely-consdered the unectral conflia in . wide, they ene,age ;i4iiip,t the Oninipotefit The iinitiOral writers in his pay, to whom a chimera, and jiastice bubble, not satistied.iwpiidently to proclaiip the.pretended fights ofiltiON.ll2 run; to the ,CioWir 'of Spain, torn from - the head of its lawfiti owner, by the rtai unheard- Of felony,. wickedness, and violence, carry their im pudence the length olcalling' as rebels and insurgents. From this principle, equally„false and unjust, they draw'„ 'no doubt, the inference, tliat iti ,the war which the Coisican Monster is Waging against us, the roles olcondot.l admitted by all civnized nations ought not to be observed, and that ther exists no brutality and crime which ig POL committed by his soldiers, given up to the most barbarous' and must detestable cruelty. thus, people of. Jurope, that thege assassins, the disgracis of !lonian. kind, corn& to regenerate Spain arid make her happy ; this is the policy 4y bich they in trod in gain :t he love of an honoura ble at f a ,candid nation, which received' them as friends and allies; these •the inignitous means by which they await to defe' ,the most 'abominable usurpation. , • Yet kheir impudence, their pride, and their ehinailonsdo The war with Spaill " is alrearsly etliied; one MiiiiNry excursion has been '' sotiicietti to ittsiir.; , c.ts at the city of 11Iadrid i which was oppressed by them, and now t` t breathes in liberty, blessei King Joseph glad ex " peals the proudest deitin les from his humanity and philosophy; all the rest of the pcopie from Ilidasoa to the 111inhti, Iron) the Ebro to the " Douro, and from thy, Tagu.. to the Guadalquivir,- " hasten to do him 'homage.; `there now but one voice—,but one used. - Imposturs, do not -only conceal the truth, but you also lien') tures on imposturbs, treacheries On treacl)cl ies.--- The pureSt love of liberty, of our in anti our country,. you call rebellion and criti?e;i you .ar 7 raign those as traitors who resist our oppression; and deferid, themselVes as, loyal roabjeCisi , You publish that organized :unties, joined by 211 the Spanish nobility, by all men of Itonoor, to stied their blond in dekoce 'or the'most.noble cause that-men ever fought for, are mere assemblages'of banditti:, The few wretches, traitors, weak or lOduced per sons, who have joined your unjust you , to call:the soundest part of the riSirCni, while, from the most exalted citizen doWn 19 the ino,f unfortu nnte they, .all 4ele'iCa . na pursue the 53tellite5 of the . , Tyrant, rind only breathe..hatred and v:mgeatice against them. It this be not the case, s:iy, ye bar barous traitors, why yon brought , such pnitterous arta ll,tl..Spain to destroy so srnall tionsber'of Sp.i nierds The truth is, that ytiar pow erful.urnties during ;lie ini'asion of Spain and P.irtitg!,i) have lost, by a niodetate e.llcOlation, 'one littrit.li:ed and sixt):- three tliGissand to the sword, diseass,. anti the, fury of the,penji!T. Socks is the irn v hich' a nation has yon, Which, iii the,opinion of yoqr tyrant, was sui-,k into apathy and torpor, di:spi:ited, destitute or tmd. de privci!. of all inc.in, rlisr Cline tai vet.. 11 , c -t hat , soldiers if ii trot., are ferocious i . K144, 1 1.)t t i they are not :1:1;! Jitey c•an tlieY-figlit no lo n ge r for t h e ir liberty. • flitnio, which 'once w,arnied their ho.;(,.tn,', an.l armed theta to d ee d s o f t h e n i os t rong They are degrade,: io siitve f i a siingninary tyrant, and then bloud,slieti to satisfyhis bus es •a s b on, and I . )lace all s It' ' wore tinnily on the thrones of 14uroli4, ariniei, after haiYing paid, in their I eit the necessary ilibute of ineNperienet., t:i1):111 . . 3:,‘ succeed in destroyitic , sa -4 , rage hc I)sak..e of Albtago . erciuo has pii!ililitd,the yd 1141, EN Sol,DlEtts fipinic. , .;q„ and:good arder, On. tyre 2,:41 2,:41 February, ci,v6reil .ypti With . glory in th e fi e ld 9f Consnigi:s, ti z i,ctiettay with.gsre, and I .know rjr vertitio that ttlOY,:tle.ittlowtedge, to IntrOpst the battle allhOugh the did not iiktit the fie4l a ou. Pi:ovitience liaikiviiThitto'd our ,ti4l4 ljae incetasidefable, while that tiftlut .enetny exceeds ,I,AuO then; killed and wounded. All this you k t up,v, cause yba Witnessed it,. it.s ; but you are not *vine at the lisivspitage3 produced, by that ao-tion,, 11,(i i l ri . c: rea . ; ,, r1 ',, v hy wt. Ervirelktl iron} ;MA to meet the eitetay; *Know theii, that it NVAs his in tention to:Black with his whole toTC4 the ::rimy' ul t.;?,(rt ity,,tkivr.i, and that by the, rapad ntro,e,netif We . . . his attention wit: drawit to .(lb 1 . tot ttZ i 1,14, a inauner, t hat ,batty of tle.,....tioops.wlto Wert/ mareliiiig to that proyin(4 Nturtieci; w4rplv ttitny i.l4aLileti to receiife tin. s.applies!4thirre ioiorcuments it expeded. yo 9 tive, the 'SZiAtiti,llC." Chia to hat e acconapl4hed th:it itnp,o;tant plan w i iih i.uch : atvilicratisidatahlettis yottr p:tri.Witllet4at of t ,401.py, wimatclicktd ,‘ tilt Si. U(,) I UUt anti 4009 jiOrso,‘‘kiii tuut.,:h greater: Dovbi riot 5,e1,f01., the advantago,:s \Flitch w c re th e n 1.1,, , h..1 twit, to iite s tletWeen the wood which Masked my infantry pod the Heights of ilubra # 1 should htvo there.c.xpedea the tile-10y,- and provoked hint to attack. toe iii tilat, position. 11th it NVas.there I received the orders of fr a nc colntnando" in Chia not to engage in any. ac tion with the etietily, hut to IA! Lock to this Point, the troopii,order my command wi.!rc,1. , ..41..itcd , in,nnot !le r quarnt,r, and . 14 41.:ti04+.1 the (...iluect ht- h.,ti in view. " As'Nubordinatioii itt the first riitality of tl soldier, and the bits of inifiraty of which I shall always twt oi*n_ the ,e1941:1ct,. I itotnediately gave ordersto retreat, and. :this was ,CireC(tti :With rail lute witnessed, and which operated so ti)i'cit.ly 08 the eitediy, thAt riot withstanding his so. in nousbtxs. he did Out darts to ourino • a' "TO e6tielu e,. Soldiers,-our rill-Int:— 44 I 'TO • aw ~ 4 i filhOrditlari On '-to your Worthy CEO in a ad( itt all times render you, inviorible to the arotivo,ot the tyrint, your enetny; because If they reripeii yot) 4 , 1•0: 1 double your Tori.e; what .had n_ri4.. to expa e when. yoit meet en equal term > yott . bre' to beat hint, And .yaur beloved country will be'indebted to you• for its saisaijon. . • "The Diike'of A.LII O.U.E.IIEitI " . 14 hiiraiitiaris, march I, oici:c,)," Genetal Recapitulation At tat , lolscs sustained by the French •A.rrnies %int.. the rime they, entered Por tugal and S:rain..' Tice calculation rests on kuowu public data; and i'vhoever will take tli4:trouhlo tt examine them, will find that the number is 'rwlieT lessened Om 'ex:lgernted• CAMTAION: Carried off by diseases in Madrid, Burgos," ffis?ay, Navarra, eza. - In Catalonia .. • In Sarigossa f they lost in various:idiot)s and during' firstliege - - In ValenciA and La Mancha Kula and taken prisoners in.Andaltisix, including the french Sipadron at - - Hanged, desert;,,:, ;.11:1 destroyed, hy, tlic fury of th,e people-and private individuals Killed D the English in Portugal; and carried ctrl diseasd - _ Killed in ditrerent aEtions in Old CaAite SECOND CAMPAIGN. 11,000 B,oeJ r:1! 30,000 t ,00rl 6,opa Lost in sev:ral a6limis with the Army of the Centre, • including Mit of Lerin 3,orn On the asd November u del a « .;". •- • tt.0.; , c ,, Vuring the long s i ege of Saragossa. and in V'ariOns • actions with Ili , : Arragonese. including (tete, tett; 7,r+ . 0 In the actions in C,'.tr-lonia Killed and wounded b) bloke's Ariny in Biscay, , and tt:e mountains of St Andeio, , Killed and wounded in Burgos by the Army of Es tremadura • - tp.nct in SeliOvedat Somoierni, khd Madrid , . : ',moo In Estrimadura, in theactiOnot VehA ) and in :ie'veral engagetnents in La Niancha Lost on their march front Madrid to Corunna, in cluding the detiotiS. With the English in t. stile and Gallicia Canned oft" by diseases and tht dagger in 06r di-11. tent arinies a • 4* ooo 10.000 I o,noo Total :63;00* noctt. 11.- 7 -The French make freveht incursions- into Li 111anehi , towards Teruhleque, Urda, tte 1..0 they have removed thLir head. quitittirs lieut . Toledo to °NM, Without a doubt, ao• guard agairiSt that surprie hielt they sedin to - dread on . the part of our troops. While the own)) , are drawipg our attention coward 1,7 11,1::ticha,,i3eueral re - C'elyeti frcsit elit:'olcemva tc'every ,fod his trocips tiro rtc< p more order and tliielittinc. The General has taught the Froneh trt.tys et.c at Oroposa to rested hint, panic:it:arty iia con4e trerip,l of, Ins rotittni;l regiment of titvus that was • postcd in the vicinity Of Altnaraz._ 1a the village of Joan do .Plos;we the sat isfai:- tion Of: CidiTil!ilg aild killiit several in the ettetnyie cavali, by tiring upon thtnt . from the ,Windows and sthpatrop-hohts, tirs.V.t4ten the precaution uf• ,shutting .tht bates upon' thvin: Thu enemy con , tinoed frtiitli g ,Fffirr; during tl•reitia,rters of an ,hour, ani 'they at lent tIl , several $ andoatt Olkieer 'behind. them. • - The'French tbrtie. near the bridge of Talaera eotj . slil4.o . ,about.soo.inioutry and cavalry. They have planted .. some emnon, 4.pnunders, between, Las 'rot.- cle'San They "have brought into Al. rnataz a number otwunnited, the result. of the a 1... lairs which have accureci between thew and Gencral ernsrA's advanced pairs. B.—Though the intelligence froin our head-quarters ,atVaidepetms does not iwn ;ion any very imporiaut.tnoiernent of our armies, it lurtliAes some. idea of their'pOgirion, and. that of tile enemy, hil!rAn ti, ~ : ittiat ion to at • }lurid tact: us, excepting when. his lorces ,have been rriple iir nourbef ionuratvn • • ' Otmhei s ..atti . "t .. a,bont noon, ir retch division catered,.(l.'o e ledo. 3:hey but before,' (xcupied Qon . tmegra and tird.i. Some of the - entlny retrained at • • • . . . _ (}ti the 27ili all Cie iuf.intry atul cavalry were at • 1A Poctiie , tiel Ariotnt,9p4, rettitited from thnt lion only bOtAien :re and 300 nt4ti l(* ) * ( k. cupy it. .Bracer amts of the'UtltlY, *e !t00*,.. ti nit nri the Qb4i4, se% er,tl wot.in44.4pioad,t - throt4l) Talaveia, aulc,ng,.thelrs General Otiicer.•• itt, h~attttt loaf' our troop's, entereci.VttiriOneas 3s o n the qtka !) 111 - je*:-‘..*?tPe- . itillOry broughttap. Preparatio.no. worn ~t he n 'making tithrc Mr the reception Of. An. ei.l.l3l,...:ral'aiLter -of .Vrtlti9ll c:iv4lry , Aveke.. , e?tpeaei . .l 'at I ula MitiV4 ) Iron) . , •.. , . endeavotiring to eover, ag;rt; tits leir of our. army Of I.a Mantlyi ; ,f.); thii pnr.: pose,.fhe Liiiisiorr 'of courit n •Rie"-Gar;k7. hr.: or » ! dared to Ci.arlal Beal, an ' clitivicioitY: ,Thio I, i& composed of 4000 mealend a scinviron,ot The' whole. of tale eiem fotc..o het wet!n ()W r and Tembleque is redumi.to 41,600, thevrri. son of . Madrid consist,Of - Q3,*(10 men: hn. Estra. nitidera their forcels chnvidtilbly inerf.!.):;ed. PIUVAIT. Lil:rrZits c 4l , Diz , iviA)44l,k.it i l.--..f , c t • ill $.442, b to Sir Jons I)%tcr.wmcr:,i's !; , i;iin r' water at this port, w i t,;t o r .s,r x tat ing thq btockatle Ritodti, lice relik.wed the A..!:-.);!:1 1 , trpoi ;:I;7,,cqy illy frptn knoNym.k , The Fil? de;Pci . is, reii.4)yqfp.l . 44ly,..ons3 the rest, Wii4 tilt; ,excepiion of tlio ditiaf, and ano ' tkier; aviU peocee,ris upon difft!rent vrviect i , , sertle I them to Lisboa 13tottv,c.t.tty-;, old the o; i l, rstl.l'lt:tpri((i'eq. tediun abot. fate it Traniportc, w.-illt:a.lurget pro. portion of the French Ptisonet7. • " Wti have bevo vgrc'naiv , , , iri l'ilttina C;td iz iii the best possible state o: ‘ . e.tnce, t e :$ and, 41't•Carticetis, .!..c . e . , The sline have. beet: used at Scyt,: .WV he kliwe voidoubt V _ iat oktr 41ret .will..bts soon in'a situalion to meet the enemy in the fiel , t, and that hi two or tlfce I7IO11:bC s h a n..), Nve nothing to dreah on that h,.ad. We of.: , certaii . ily in a better 'state for rttsistince•• than tit 17. y pet.iotl m ilce the hostitt... imtr:lnc, of tbe.Trelcli imo There are now Ixiding , lictr. , .10,060 stand 'rif aim% three millions O tnit catridges', :ea,ooo 20,000. pikes, ciethiog ftit bi)iooa .L'ile4p,‘ And h3oti, stu,es, to a grq;!tio - .-alnt. bi 4; ri;irotpfi tittivore.tt 11 1..